Yoo Hoo, Bill!
On November 20th '96 you wrote to Kevin Sherman:
 BJ> Moratorium with Disney usually works in increments of 7-8 Years... There
 BJ> is One exception to this... Sleeping Beauty, this one was released Once
 BJ> in the early '80s, and "apparently" its in Walt Disney's last will and
 BJ> testament that it is never to be re-released again... Im not sure about
 BJ> that truth as well...
Wrong movie... it was "Snow White" that was said to be closely held by
the Disney family to not be released.  It _was_ in fact released for a
limited time two years ago.  "Sleeping Beauty" _has_ been released once
to home video.  See my reply to "Bea" in another thread for more
discussion about Disney home video releases.  :-)  A couple of movies
have never been released to home video in the United States:  "The
Black Cauldron" and "Song of the South".  You can buy "Song of the South"
on Japanese laser disc from some importers (It has Japanese subtitles)
or in PAL format overseas (US format is NTSC).  I have heard (don't know
from direct experience) that Disney is seeking to stop import of SotS.
Hope this clarifies things a bit. :-)
--Carol Koster: CKoster@neosoft.com or Fido c/o Rich Koster 1:3828/1.3
  FidoNet Disney Echo Moderator
 * "Well, gotta go!  Animation's *expensive*!  See ya later!" -Totally Minnie
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